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I have a situation with two wp-eMember shortcodes nested, where the second one is displaying itself rather than it’s output. There is another shortcode within the outer wp-eMember shortcode that is working properly after modifying wp_eMember1.php. But two wp_eMember shortcodes together are not. Here is the code in question:
[emember_protected for=2 do_not_show_restricted_msg=1]
You are not yet a Member
[sf_become_member_link]
Note: Please use the email address [wp_eMember_user_details user_info=”email”] when making your payment at Paypal.
[/emember_protected]
So this member is at the free level, and I am providing a link to PayPal to become a paid member. The [sf_become_member_link] creates the button to do that, and works fine. However, if they don’t use the email associated with their free account when they get to PayPal, they will create a new account on my site, rather than upgrade the existing one. So I am adding a note there to remind them of which email we have on record for them. But that shortcode is not working. The shortcode tag itself is all that comes through. I can confirm that I changed wp_eMember1.php to: add_filter(‘the_content’, ‘do_shortcode’), which is the only reason my shortcode for the PayPal button is working. Cannot I not nest the wp_eMember_user_details within a protect block?
Also, is there a better way to take a free user to PayPal with the email I have on file for them? Can it just be part of the button itself? I know they can still change it over at PayPal, but I don’t see anyway to make it bullet-proof.
Hi,
You mention that you have “two wp-eMember shortcodes nested, where the second one is displaying itself rather than it’s output”.
I can only see one eMember shortcode, ie, [wp_eMember_user_details user_info=”email”]
This one doesn’t appear to be from eMember:
[sf_become_member_link]
Peter,
Yes, [sf_become_member_link] is mine, and it is working properly. This one:
[wp_eMember_user_details user_info=”email”]
is also nested, from wp-eMember, and is not working. It is simply displaying that text, rather than generating the user’s email address.
Thanks, We recently added the “user details” shortcode so it may not be in the version that you are using. Please try load a new build of the plugin from here:
I followed that link, and the link sent to me in email resulted in a download with the same version # (7.4.3). At least that’s what it says in wp_eMember.php
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